

A team from the Universities of Nottingham, Loughborough and Lincoln have been awarded £2.5 million by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) to deliver evaluations of public health initiatives across the UK.
As of Monday 4 July, Zing Cafe Bar (in Lincoln Performing Arts Centre) will move to their summer opening hours.
We are currently in the process of renewing all the permits on campus and all staff will be advised via email when the renewed permits are ready for collection.
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Due to staff training sessions Enterprise will close early at 11.30am on Tuesday 5th July as well as a limited Food offer through Lindons in Minvera building on Wednesday 6th July.
The University of Lincoln Child Friendly Research Network is pleased to host the following half day event, in conjunction with the Eleanor Glanville Institute.
Lincolnshire Boys and Girls Clubs invite the Lincoln university staff, students and their families to attend the National Boys and Girls Table Tennis Tournament.
We are hosting a conference on migration – ‘Hospitality, Community and Welcome: Researching working lives, representations and everyday realities of migrants’ – in Lincoln (David Chiddick Building) on 29-30th September.
The Images of Research 2022 Exhibition, prize giving & reception takes place on 1 July, from 4pm until 7pm in the Peter De Wint Building.
The Communities Steering Group would like to invite colleagues to submit expressions of interest for an in-person Showcase event that is being held on Monday 18th July 2022, 09:00-12:30 in SLB Lecture Theatre followed by a buffet lunch.
Dr. Renée Ward, Senior Lecturer in Medieval Literature and founder and organizer of the University’s annual Medieval Week, has just published The Arthurian World, a co-edited volume on Arthuriana for the Routledge Worlds series. Dr. Ward co-edited the volume, co-wrote the introduction, and wrote a single-authored chapter.
Two researchers will undertake major new studies at the University of Lincoln, UK, after successfully securing fellowships through the prestigious Leverhulme Trust.
An expert review into the sources, spread, and control of Campylobacter has found that further interventions are needed to better limit the spread of food poisoning caused by the bacteria.
Dr Graham Barrett has recently published an article which has been co-written with colleagues in his new research group, EarlyMedIberia, from universities across Spain and Portugal, as well as in the UK and US.
The purpose of the study is to investigate the effects of animal-assisted interventions across in person, online and other technological methodologies: using robotics, virtual reality, and videos.
The PDR scheme is aligned to the academic year, training is now available to book for reviewers and reviewees on MyView.
The PDR scheme is aligned to the academic year, training is now available to book for reviewers and reviewees on MyView.
To build confidence in managing conflict by developing the skills to intervene early and mediate successfully between individuals.
All staff are welcome to attend this session, which will be held in person and take place on 7th July from 09:00-12:00.
The Digital Education team are piloting a booking service using the Bookings app on 365.